At IJRDO – Journal of Forestry, Wildlife and Environment, we are committed to ensuring that all published research remains secure, accessible, and reliable over time. We understand that scholarly work is a long-term resource, and preserving it properly is an essential part of responsible publishing.

1. Purpose of Archiving

Our archiving policy is designed to:

• Protect published articles from loss or damage
• Maintain the integrity and originality of research
• Ensure long-term accessibility for readers and researchers
• Support continuous availability of scholarly content

2. Archiving System

We use a systematic digital archiving strategy to ensure that all content is safe and well controlled:

• All articles are stored in secure digital formats
• Regular backups are maintained to prevent data loss
• Published content is hosted on stable and monitored servers
• Original versions of articles are preserved without alteration
• Systems are regularly reviewed to ensure uninterrupted access

3. Long-Term Preservation

We are serious about long-term preservation and make sure that:

• Every published article remains permanently available
• Research stays accessible even during system upgrades or changes
• Recovery measures are in place in case of unexpected issues
• Authors’ work remains citable and unchanged over time

4. Access to Archived Content

Being an open-access journal, we make sure that all content that is archived:

• Is freely available to readers worldwide
• Can be accessed without a subscription or restrictions
• Remains easy to locate and use for academic purposes

5. Continuous Improvement

Our archiving practices are also regularly reviewed and enhanced to meet the changing technologies and publishing requirements. This assists us in having a stable platform of which research is not only published but also stored to be used by future generations.